A revolution in solar cell technology

In this modern age, scientists are making significant achievements by changing things. Scientists at the Shanghai Institute of Microsystems and Information Technology (SIMIT) have made a breakthrough in producing paper-like thin and highly flexible solar cells.

Researchers have developed a unique technology, which allows crystalline silicon (c-Si) structure solar cells to be molded into any shape and can be bent or fixed without damage. c-Si solar cells from 50 Can be formed between 60 micrometers and can be bent to a diameter of about 8 mm.

These solar cells are growing rapidly due to their long life and high efficiency, which is why photovoltaics are becoming a major commodity. According to experts, c-Si solar cells currently account for more than 95 percent of the market. are SIMIT research fellow Liu Zhengshin says the research shows the potential for large-scale production of these cells and paves the technological way to create a lightweight and flexible c-Si solar cell. In the future it will play an important role in revolutionizing the world of technology.